Movies: Luke Manning

Private detective Philip Marlowe becomes embroiled in an investigation involving a wealthy Californian family after a beautiful blonde hires him to track down her former lover....

The sheep walk like men here....

We're FLYING! In our first ever single-scene improvised play, we bring you a theatrical MASTERPIECE....

An entire play improvised live in front of an audience, from the title suggestion - "The Sins of the Gardener" (and "The Gouda Tattoo")....

Live from Leicester Square Theatre, for one night only, Shoot From The Hip present: WEST END BIG BOYS. A full SFTH show, a big night out of PROPER mayhem....

The witch-finder has come to town, and he has clothes pegs. So stay away from the loch... in "Moist & Magical"....

The phantom is reincarnated. Cars are hard to use....

Why Mrs Hudson, you're subterranean....

Oh dear, what's in the cellar?...

An entire play improvised live in front of the 2Northdown audience in London, from just an audience title suggestion - "Priscilla's Final Petal"....

Live from the Stratford East Theatre, for one night only, Shoot From The Hip present: HUGE. A full SFTH show, with costumes, props, and PROPER mayhem....

A BOY OF HIGH VISION! An entirely improvised play by SHOOT FROM THE HIP, filmed at Top Secret Comedy Club, London....

Shoot From The Hip improvise an entire play on the spot. Suggestion for a title was "The Dark Moons of Slough". Witches, magic, competitions and craziness....

It's a film noir, toots, guest starring the excellent and incandescent ‪Finlay Christie!...

They didn't city-plan for THIS....

Terror, mystery, and first love in the German folktale "Marigolds, Bluebells, and Hugh"....

Reading is fundaMENTAL....

Shoot From The Hip Presents: "Oh My God, Is This A Joke?" Shoot From The Hip improvised this entire play live at the Theatre Royal Stratford East in East London for their hit show, "Break A Leg". Expect Nazis, gunfights, romance and of course...the...

Trolls, goats, wine. It's bridge time....

Shoot From The Hip improvise an entire play (#8) from the title suggestion: "The Hare Who Wore A Sweater". Expect Hares, sweaters, a crumbling relationship, guns and a fight for love....